Le Croisic 

The wild coast extends for approximately 14 km along the western coast of the Croisic peninsula in the territory of the communes of Croisic, Batz-sur-Mer and Pouliguen.

A so-called "customs" path runs along the entire wild coast of Le Croisic. It was, as elsewhere, created at the beginning of the 19th century to facilitate the surveillance of the coastline, in particular against the acts of smuggling that could exist at the time.

The rocks of the rugged coastline have long been admired by artists, who saw in them strange shapes sculpted by nature. Tourist guides delighted in naming the various rocks according to their form. Thus were born, among others, Bear Rock, the Great Altar, the Sphinx, and Napoleon's Mask.

The coastal path: 9km, 2h30

A stroll along the coastline, a breath of fresh air!

The beaches

• Jumel Bay - 120 m

• Castouillet - 10 m

• Crucifix - 100 m

• Fort de la Pointe - 500 m

• Le Sable-Menu - 350 m

• Port aux Rocs - 140 m

• Port Lin - 180 m

• Port-Val - 208 m

• Saint-Goustan - 360 m

• Saint-Jean-de-Dieu - 520 m

The markets

Flea market
Every Tuesday in July and August from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm, Place Dinan

Open-air market
Every Thursday morning, Place Dinan

Covered market (under the market hall)
Thursdays and Saturday mornings all year round and Tuesdays in July and August

Night market
Mondays 21, 28 July and 4, 11 and 18 August 2026, from 7pm.

Seafood and local produce market
Every Friday, in July and August, from 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the new fish market (parking at Place d'Armes).